New Storm Expected Tuesday In Maryland County
Frederick county digs out from light snow as forecasters warn of a new storm by Tuesday night. Temperatures slid below zero Sunday, with -8 in Unionville and -5 at the weather bureau. Snow totals reached four inches in high elevations while roads iced and crews cleared more than 50 pieces of equipment.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Tulsa
Wednesay
The
Mercury
Unionville
Ray Hartman
SRC
South Mountain
Rocky Springs
Emmitsburg
Shookstown
Lincoln
Department of Employment Security
West Church Street
Five Day Forecast and John L. Lewis Birthday Note
Five day forecast shows temperatures about six degrees above normal with cool Tuesday and Wednesday and warming Thursday through Saturday. Precipitation expected Thursday or Friday. In Washington AP reports John L. Lewis, former United Mine Workers president, turns 82 today and remains active as chief trustee of the union's welfare program.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John L. Lewis
Washington
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Gems Worth $1.75 Million Recovered After Pompano Beach Robbery
Federal agents recovered $1.75 million in gems stolen from a Pompano Beach jewelry store in a daylight holdup. Three men and two women were charged with robbery and accessories, each held on $50,000 bonds. The suspects fled in a stolen car toward the Tetracoastal Waterway. total loot and loss remain undetermined.
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Fort Lauderdale
Pompano Beach
Wesley G. Grapp
FBI
Miami
Grapp
Paul Walter Panezko
Richard Willard Kay
Edward H. Cook
Chicago
Betty Jean Moody
Riverdale
Mary Blanton
Four Die As Gales Sweep Britain and Europe
Roaring gales battered northwest Europe with at least four deaths in Britain. A record gust of 123 miles per hour was logged at Lowther Hill in Lanarkshire, Scotland. Storms shut German ports and halted shipping while Norway and Denmark faced heavy winds and rain. A rare tornado struck northern Jutland injuring people and causing damage.
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London
Europe
Britain
Meteorological Office
Lowther Hill
Lanarkshire
Scotland
British Isles
North Sea
Baltic
Los Angeles
Germany
Norway
Skaggerak
Denmark
Jutland
Hosterbro
Mediterranean
Vladivostok
Moscow Radio
Pulitzer Cartoonist Ding Darling Dies in Iowa
Des Moines Register cartoonist J N Ding Darling died today after prolonged poor health. A two time Pulitzer winner, he was 8 years old at death in Des Moines Iowa.
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Des Moines, Iowa
J.N
Ding) Darling
Des Moines Register
Castro Threat Seen From Cuba Says Dr. Thorning
Baltimore AP report cites Rev Dr Joseph F Thorn ing a Catholic priest on Latin American diplomacy who warns Castro regime could hurl thermonuclear destruction on Florida via Soviet oil shipments. He says embargo divisions linger in Latin America and Canada should resume Cuba ship spare parts to aid Cuba’s war capacity, while U S officials drag feet on Cuban rights.
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Latin America
Fidel Castro
United States
Joseph F. Thorning
Castro
Cod
Florida
Father Thorning
U.S
the Historical and Geographic Institute of
Brazil
Thorning
WFBR
Cuba
Dr. Thorning
Canada
Organization of American States
Punta del Este
St. Joseph's
Frederick
U. S. State Department
Miss Patricia O Neill Crowned Mardi Gras Queen
Patricia O Neill daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick J O Neill of Park Avenue will reign as Mardi Gras queen on March 3 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. A piano charm hidden in a cupcake determined the winner among princesses serving in Miss O Neill s court. The Civic Club sponsors the event with Mrs Jennings Bailey as general chairwoman. A King of the Court will be chosen from local business men. Miss O Neill, 18, a Frederick High School senior, plans a modeling career.
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Patricia O'Neill
Patrick J. O'Neill
Park Avenue
O'Neill
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Civic Club
Jennings Bailey
Frederick High School
Miss O'Neill
Karen Ayersman
Hood College
George P. Ayersman
Kline Boulevard
Patti Loa Cline
Biggs Avenue
Grace Marie Offutt
St. Agnes College
W. Jerome Offutt
Paris Braces For Clashes In Unrest Amid Ban
Paris prepared for potential street clashes as 30,000 police and riot forces held in the region. A banned demonstration at Place de la Republique prompted warnings from Interior Minister Frey and a government pledge to prevent the march, with Socialists and Communists calling for solidarity against right wing groups and police repression. Fire at Elliott Seafood Co. on Elliott's Island destroyed oysters and a 40 by 60 foot building, with damages estimated at 15 to 18 thousand dollars. owner Chester Martinek was identified.
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Paris
Place de la Republique
French Socialist Party
Frenh Communist Party
Interior Ministry
Oysters
Vienna
Elliott Seafood Co
Elliott’s Island
Here
Chester Martinek
Summit Rejection Likely At Geneva Disarmament Meeting
Khrushchev proposes a summit level discus sion at a Geneva disarmament conference to begin March 14 with a focus on translating general disarmament principles into concrete actions. The proposal faces likely rejection by the United States and allies as urgent consultations begin. The plan, announced by Tass, follows a letter to President Kennedy delivered at the State Department.
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Geneva
Washington
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Eight Inches of Snow Falls Across Maryland
The Associated Press reports Maryland roads hazard due to a late Sunday snowstorm. Garrett County measured eight inches, Cumberland six, and eastern regions saw light accumulation as temperatures dropped to the teens. One highway death occurred near Baltimore County on U S 40. seven soldiers were injured at Edgewood, with conditions later updated.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Garrett County
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Hancock
Castillo Graham
University of Maryland
Fruit Laboratory
Weather Bureau
Maryland-Delaware
Frank Kotlas
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood
White Marsh
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Blaze at Mt. Airy Home Put Out
Two fire companies responded to a fire at Mrs. W. E. Graft’s Old Bohs Road home two miles northwest of Mt. Airy shortly after 7 30 a m. Firefighters said flames started between the chimney and an outer wall and were extinguished. No damage estimate was given though a floor had to be ripped out. Lisbon assisted.
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W. E. Graft
Old Bohs Road
Mt. Airy
Beer License Hearing Tuesday at West All Saints
A hearing for an on sale beer license for the former Washington House on West All Saints street is set for Tuesday at 10 am in the Liquor License Commissioner's office on West Church street. James Robert Jackson of John Hanson Apartments applies for Jim's Inn in a building once known as the Washington House Virginia House and Imperial Palace. The owner is a corporation with Roy C. Romsburg signing as vice president. The site has a history of disturbances including a shooting through the door.
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Washington House
West All Saints Street
West Church Street
Virginia House
Imperial Palace
James Robert Jackson
John Hanson
Jackson
Roy ‘C. Romsburg
I H
Governor Tawes Calls for Maryland Highway Needs Study
Governor Tawes proposed to the Maryland General Assembly a resolution directing the State Roads Commission to study primary, county, and municipal highway needs. He said the study would aid future planning and predate the 1963 session, noting the bond issue expires in 1955.
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Baltimore
Guv. Tawes
General Assembly
State Roads Commission
Roads Commission J
Tawes
Maryland Highways Contractors Association
Market Uneven New York Stocks Rise Tiny Amounts
Market uneven by New York closing with fractional changes in a slow holiday mood. Averages showed a slight uptick as trading remained light and selective purchases supported small gains across indices.
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New York
Downpour Continues In Calif During Historic Floods
Los Angeles and surrounding areas faced a sixth day of extreme rain with lakes seven feet deep and flash floods. Streets flooded, homes damaged, and multiple deaths linked to the storm, as dams overflowed and evacuations began in hard hit neighborhoods.
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Los Angeles
California
Hollywood Hills
Beachwood Dr
Deep Dell Place
Sunset Boulevard
Pacific Coast Highway
Vermont Avenue
88Th
19Th
Hollywood
Fontana
Juncal Dam
Santa Barbara County
Dennis Ray Milne
Monterty Park
Laurence Bennett Freed
Sherman Oaks
James Fowlie
Highland Park District
Mrs Jackson Slashes Stomach in Early Morning Incident
Anna May Kidd Jackson of 490 East Patrick Street called police to take her to Frederick Memorial Hospital after she slashed her lower abdomen about 12 times with a double edge razor. Police said 11 sutures were needed to close the wounds. she was discharged after treatment.
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Anna May Kidd Jackson
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Man Admits Killing Mother in Bluefield Case
Roy Lee Dillon 26, a former mental patient, told police the Lord ordered him to kill his mother Laura Perkins 62 near Montcalm then marry Grace Kelly. Dillon is charged with murder after Perkins was beaten stomped and stabbed 13 times with a butcher knife. He had been confined at Huntington State Hospital last year.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Grace Kelly
Roy Lee Dillon
Laura Perkins
Montcalm
Powers Wife Seen On Shore Reunion Flyaway
Washington dispatch reports cloak and dagger handling as Mrs. Francis Gary Powers flies with her brother and two security men to Ocean City Maryland then meets her husband on the Eastern Shore. Newsmen are barred from confirming agency or destination as a small plane departs without a filed flight plan.
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Washington
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Maryland
Ocean City
Mrs. Powers
Central Intelligence Agency
Andrews Air Force Base
Anl
Washington National Airport
Federal Aviation Agency
East Coast Flying Service
Victims Of Viet Nam Air Crash Found
In Saigon searchers located the burned wreckage of a Vietnamese C47 transport on a leaflet mission killing 10 aboard. nine bodies recovered in a mountainous area 80 miles northeast of Saigon, with the 10th presumed dead. All Americans were Army or Air Force personnel, one linked to psychological warfare. Names withheld.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Air Force
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